With major new investments in infrastructure for neutron science in the US, Europe, Asia, and Australia either completed or in advanced planning, our capabilities for understanding new materials using neutron scattering are evolving rapidly. This GRC will be a forum for discussing how new neutron instrumentation is advancing our understanding of new materials - the materials that will help us address significant challenges and societal needs through the 21st century.

Neutron science impacts a broad range of materials and the GRC sessions will focus on these, including magnetic and superconducting materials, topological materials, polymeric and biological materials, as well as energy-related and engineering materials. Attention will focus on current and cutting edge research problems and how new neutron instrumentation can solve important problems. The Neutron Scattering GRC will also feature an associated GRS to address the needs of a large cohort of young neutron scientists.